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JUBILEE ARTS

Jubilee Arts is a program of Intersection of Change and is a part of the non-profit’s larger community development work.

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Youth in Business

Youth in Business (YiB) is a program at Jubilee Arts that cultivates the entrepreneurial leadership skills of high school aged youth by providing hands on experience operating an art-based business. Through the Youth in Business design collective, youth learn how to run a successful business as a team, selling high quality art products achieving cooperative financial sustainability for youth business owners. Youth are supported in leadership development within the program in addition to career and higher education planning support to provide youth long term economic independence.

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Jubilee Arts offers classes in visual arts, dance, ceramics and business in partnership with Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts (BOPA), area artists and writers, and dancers.

Jubilee Arts is a catalyst for social change, using art as a tool for empowerment, community building, learning our history and changing our future.

: Lead Artist: Megan Lewis Intern: Jache Haynie Youth Artist: James Bagley Jr., Zandria Brown, Kaliyah Davenport, Tyshay Gaskins, Nykerah Lee, Tyon Nichols, Jameria Owens, Terence Purvis Jr., Jerome Staten Jr. Location: 1905 Division Street and 528 Robert Street Title: Soul Queen Description: “Soul Queen” is a mural that centers the Blk woman figure. She is a source of energy for her community and people around her. She brings in knowledge, culture and love.

: Lead Artist: LaToya Peoples Intern: Desiree Thaniel Youth Artist: Abigail Aranda Lopez, Moenira Baker, Sydne Frazier, Nyjae Johnson, Terrell Lowther, Jamal Mason Jr., Timothy Norris Jr, Damontae Taylor, Emmanuel Wood Address: 5322 Cuthbert Ave Title: Ode to Park Heights Description: This mural features three youth, representing the future, looking over the Park Heights community. The homes and business are designed to spell out Park Heights in 3D letters. Down on the street will be the scene of a block party, where ideas of non-violence and community unity are expressed in the interactions and symbolism of the figures.

: Lead Artist: Ernest Shaw Intern: Kenneth Clemons Youth Artist: Michael Banks Jr, Freedom Brown, Rayelle Cato, Mya Davis Turner, Isaiah Green, Darius Griffin, Daniel Harris, Taylor Jones, Amhad Jones, Travis Sheppard, Tyree Thomas, Frazier Wallace Location: 3000-3100 Woodland Ave Title: Seeds Description: A collection of images of iconic historical figures and park heights community members mounted onto the vacant houses within the Park Heights community. The artworks purpose is to motivate and inspire the people to think about abundance, time and unity.